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Wycombe Wanderers have signed striker Leon Knight for an undisclosed fee from League Two leaders Milton Keynes Dons.
The 25-year-old, who joined the Dons just under a year ago, has signed an 18-month contract at Adams Park.
His arrival will help fill the gap left by Jermaine Easter's £210,000 move to Championship side Plymouth.
"I've been looking for a striker with bags of pace to complement Scott McGleish and John Sutton," Wycombe boss Paul Lambert told the club website.
"He's proved that he can score goals, not only at this level, but a couple of divisions higher as well."
The former Chelsea trainee has also played for QPR, Huddersfield, Sheffield Wednesday, Brighton, Swansea and Barnsley.
He could make his Wycombe debut at Mansfield on Tuesday. |
Always felt he was destined for big things during his time at Brighton where he was every inch the clinical striker, even linked with us at one stage in the Championship. Hasn't really fulfilled those expectations though it seems and is now being passed around these lower league clubs. Could do a job sharpening up Wycombe though.
